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What's So Special About the Alli Diet Pill?

There’s always a new diet plan or diet pill being advertised as the
next big thing in weight loss. The newest diet pill to hit the market is
Alli. The one thing that sets Alli apart from the others is that it’s
the only FDA approved over the counter diet pill. But what exactly is
Alli? The commercials don’t say much except it’s a new prescription
strength diet pill available at most drug stores. If you’ve wondered
about Alli, then this article is for you.

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Alli is actually a low-strength version of Xenical. And Xenical is an
obesity treating drug that can only be obtained with a prescription.
Alli can be purchased without a prescription, and it’s only for people
over the age of 18 years old.

How Alli is Different from Most Diet Pills

Alli is one of the few diet pills that doesn’t try to curb your
appetite your make your feel full. It also doesn’t do anything to your
metabolism. Alli attaches itself to fat molecules released into your
body each time you eat. Some of the fat molecules are swept out of your
body by Alli, preventing the fat from being absorbed into your body.

There’s an enzyme in the digestive tract known as Lipase. This enzyme
prepares dietary fat to be used or stored for energy while it’s in your
digestive tract. Alli stops Lipase from doing the job as it should. As a
result, some of the undigested fat goes into your intestines to be
expelled during your bowel movements.

The theory behind the Alli diet pill is the less fat your body
absorbs, the less fat you’ll gain. The jury is still out on this
product. Some people have used the product with success, while others
say it didn’t work at all. So Alli may or may not help you lose weight.
However, it’s supposed to at least help keep your weight steady.

Alli is taken up to three times per day. It’s also recommended that
you eat no more than 15 grams of fat with each meal. Potential side
effects include diarrhea, loose bowel movements, gas, and oily spotting.
Some Alli users also say it causes sudden bile movements that smell
like fish oil.

Potential Dangers of Alli

When Alli was first introduced, some people worried that people with
eating disorders would abuse the pills. Since Alli is supposed to
actually remove fat from the body, people who want to lose weight
quickly could possibly misuse the pills. They’d simply have to take more
than the recommended dosage. There’s also the possibility that Alli
could remove healthy substances from the body.

Contrary to popular belief, not all fat is bad for you. Your body
actually needs some fat to function properly. Nutrients also mix with
the fat during digestion. So if you remove too much food or nutrients
before they’re absorbed by your body, health complications could result.

To lessen the chances of this happening, Alli comes with a complete
weight loss plan. The Alli package includes low-fat recipes, a weight
loss plan, a weight loss tracker, online support, and telephone support.
It’s actually a complete weight loss system instead of just another
weight loss diet pill.

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